You have firearms made in what Countries?

[Kurusu]

The crazy thing is, mine is a PHP MV9, not an XD


I'd like to add France to the mix, with the right model.

And what would be the right French model for you?

Ther are a couple of things I'd like to have, but haven't found them yet.

Remember I am mostly an handgun guy.

Just don't say a Berthier rifle.

 

[scoobysnacker]

And what would be the right French model for you?

Ther are a couple of things I'd like to have, but haven't found them yet.

Remember I am mostly an handgun guy.

Just don't say a Berthier rifle.

I have a thing for 9mm duty pistols; so an M1950 or PA-15

 

[Ozark Marine]

USA
Austria
Italy
Czechoslovakia

 

[mag 44]

made in the u.s.a.

 

[LVSteve]

And what would be the right French model for you?

Ther are a couple of things I'd like to have, but haven't found them yet.

Remember I am mostly an handgun guy.

Just don't say a Berthier rifle.

Nothing wrong with Berthiers so long as you have short arms.

 

[Papaw]

USA
UK
Belgium
Germany
Russia
Italy
Brazil

 

[C J]

Czech Republic
West Germany
Canada
USA
China
Brazil
Croatia

 

[nutsforsmiths]

Let's see:

USA
Germany
West Germany
Spain
USSR
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Austro-Hungary
Italy

 

[ldryder]

USA
Austria
Czech Republic

 

[RobertJ.]

USA
Belgium
Russia
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Argentina
Japan

These are currently owned.

 

[Kurusu]

I have a thing for 9mm duty pistols; so an M1950 or PA-15

I find the M1950 quite good looking. The PA-15 not so much.

 

[Kurusu]

A Mannlicher Model L, .308.

That one ain't mine. If I'd bought it new I woulda got the set triggers, but found it in a pawn shop in the late 70s.

The Mannlicher is an excelent rifle.

But I was hoping for a Roth-Steyr or a Steyr-Hahn.

 

[Bobbysixkiller]

USA. Austria. Germany. Belgium.

 

[OLDSTER]

US
Hungary
Poland
Belgium
China
Spain
Bulgaria
Germany
Yugoslavia
Israel

 

[Rick_A]

U.S.A.
Germany
Romania
Austria
Czech Republic

also an Italian design made in the U.S.

I think that's it.

 

[CH47gunner]

USA - mostly

Czechoslovakia -
CZ75 PO-1, 9mm
CZ527 Varmint,.223
CZ452 Varmint, .17HMR
CZ452 Special, .22lr

Israel -
IMI Baby Eagle, 9mm

Serbia -
Charles Daily Superior II, .22lr x2

France -
MAS45, .22lr

Finland -
Sako Finnbear AIII, .30-06

Brazil -
Compact 9mm

Japan -
Miroku/Browning SA-22, .22lr

 

[BARgunner]

Currently:

USA
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Czech Republic
England
Finland
Germany
Japan
Poland
Sweden

 

[Usmc5811]

I wondered how many would fess up to having Chinese-made firearms. Never had one myself. I was scared off by the "soft steel" claims I have heard over the years. I would love to hear what actual owners / users have to say.

My Norinco 1911 has never given me any problems except the occasional stove pipe once it gets dirty 150-200 rounds. I also have a bolt action 22 longrifle that is scoped and is very accurate shooter. My father has a Norinco M-14 that a friend of his tuned up. Out of his 4 Springfield's and my bush rifle, the Norinco is the most accurate.
USA
Italy
Russia "Tula Arsenal 22 trainer "
China

And also owned but sold or traded
Romania
Germany
Brazil

 

[Qc Pistolero]

Japan(Browning)
Cz
Italy
Canada
Germany
GB
France
Russia
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA(well,make it aprox 40 more USA)

 

[BigBill]

USA
Brazil made in Germany
Chile made in Germany
Spain
England
France
Germany
Yugoslavia
Hungary
China
Russia
Poland
Sweden
Finnish
Albania